The six of us (my wife and I, our two kids, my sister-in-law and my niece) went to the library at the appointed hour. We jumped at the chance to meet Joe and see his new movie. On the wall in this farm stand was a picture of Joe Cross with a message promoting a screening of his new movie, The Kid’s Menu, that very night at the local library.īeing interested in health and having 10 years of juicing under our belt, we were well aware of the influence that Joe had on the explosion of juicing into the mainstream. During a trip that summer to Long Island, New York we found ourselves visiting a farm stand on Shelter Island.
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I had been a fan of his Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead movie and was an active juicer. I had the good fortune of meeting Joe in person in 2016. To this day, close to 13 years after Joe took that first sip of Green Juice, he and his team receive touching messages daily from people of all nations who have taken up juicing, lost tons of weight, gotten off medications and changed the direction of their lives for the better. For many, the film is the inspiration that they need to start their own wellness journey and to change their lives. More than ten years later, in living rooms around the world, people are still getting inspired by watching Joe’s amazing story of redemption.
This movie has been seen by over 30 million people worldwide and has been credited with starting a global juicing revolution. This journey became the foundation for his acclaimed and award-winning documentary film Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead. Shortly after turning 40 he decided to travel from his native Australia to the United States and drive across America with a film crew and a juicer, capturing his journey as he juiced fresh fruit and vegetables for 60 straight days.
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